News and communications

Wiltshire Council is building on its very successful Parish Stewards scheme by investing £233,000 each year for the next three years into a new two-person team with improved equipment.

Wiltshire Council has secured another successful prosecution in the fight against fly-tipping, after Mr Nicholas Farmer, of Camelot Close, Andover, appeared at Salisbury Magistrates Court on Thursday 6 October and pleaded guilty to multiple environmental offences.

The Neighbourhood Planning process in Marlborough is expected to move to the referendum stage after a resident's application for a judicial review was refused by the High Court.

Wiltshire Council libraries are encouraging residents to never stop learning during national libraries week, 3 - 9 October, through a variety of events and activities for adults and young people.

Wiltshire Council's Cabinet will consider a proposal to invest more money into its successful Parish Stewards scheme.

The first British Citizenship ceremony has taken place in Wiltshire following the sad death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Wiltshire Council wants to hear from residents and businesses on two new proposed cycling schemes in the county.

Have your say on the next stage of the proposed A350 Melksham bypass project

A man has been convicted of using threatening and abusive behaviour towards a Wiltshire Council Civil Enforcement Officer in Melksham.

People returning to offices and workspaces are being encouraged to consider buying a parking season ticket for Wiltshire Council car parks.